Hi, Grant.
Main (first) question is:
Improve performance of search in J2EE app.
Problems:
1. In EJB container I can't start Thread.
2. If i use RMI call from EJB container to Lucene app with binds RemoteSearch
- perfomance ten times more then simple Java application.
(sample)
LocateR
Assuming that you are indexing these in different fields in your Lucene
document, you can use a PerFieldAnalyzerWrapper to use different analyzers
for each field. Be sure you carefully coordinate the analyzer you use for
indexing with the one you use for searching or your results will not be what
It all depends upon how you index it There are at least three
approaches.
1> each paragraph is a distinct Lucene document. You'd also index some data
with each paragraph that allows you to reconstruct what book it came from.
What relevance means on a per-book basis is a question you need to
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Hello All,
I m new to Lucene and want to know which anayzer to use for indexing the Text
and Numbers as well. But here is a problem.
I have a xml file which has text and numbers in values. I want to index
some(special) nodes value with [text and Numbers] but don't need all of the
nodes to come
hey all,
i am currently running lucene 1.43, i am loading all relevant searchable data
into a ramdir and storing display data in oracle.
i have read good things about mmap and was wondering about the following:
1. does it require a 'warm up' to achieve sub-second results? if so,
Hi,
Do you think you could give me some details about your index size?
I am interested in number of documents in all indices, how indices are they
distributed (are they hosted on single machine or spread all over the
world), did you use any other specific technology (Compass or other
framework)..
